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feelinjunky

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Finished my project!
01/20/11 at 23:01:35

Well, it's finally done. HARD KROME exhaust. 7" K&N filter w/ stock air tube. LOVE the deep sound. It's amazing. Wish it were a little louder, but it's a SIGNIFICANT improvement over stock. 155 main 55 pilot. 1/2 spacer. I think I'm running slightly rich because there is small amount of black residue on end of pipe after riding. I need to adjust idle mixture screw next. Many thanks to you guys for the excellent info in the tech section and LANCER for hooking me up with the exhaust

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vvoodoo YaBB Newbies Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 1	Re: Finished my project! Reply #1 - 01/21/11 at 05:25:56 Really beautiful.
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EJID Serious Thumper Offline Work to ride and ride to work. Posts: 1536 Pocatello, ID Gender:	Re: Finished my project! Reply #2 - 01/21/11 at 10:56:36 Looks good, but is there a reason why you mounted the slash pointed up like that? I usually see the slash either pointed outward or downward.
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Boule’tard Serious Thumper ModSquad Offline Master of the Obvious Posts: 1620 Austin TX Gender:	Re: Finished my project! Reply #3 - 01/21/11 at 15:48:55 Yep, that pipe looks perfect on the Savage. The old-skool "Savage" graphics on the tank look a whole lot better than those cheesy "Boulevard" badges too.
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Re: Finished my project!
Reply #4 - 01/21/11 at 18:45:08

EJID wrote on 01/21/11 at 10:56:36:

Looks good, but is there a reason why you mounted the slash pointed up like that? I usually see the slash either pointed outward or downward. Huh

Really had no choice. It's a Harley exhaust and the mounts are fixed. Can't really rotate it too much. Just bolted it where it lined up. Fairly good fit. Sounds really deep. The best way I can describe it is that is sounds like a helicopter in both pitch and loudness.

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MotoBuddha Serious Thumper Offline Let's roll! Posts: 1416 Charlotte, NC	Re: Finished my project! Reply #5 - 01/22/11 at 14:23:32 EJID wrote on 01/21/11 at 10:56:36: Looks good, but is there a reason why you mounted the slash pointed up like that? I usually see the slash either pointed outward or downward. It'll start a trend. Go to Sturgis next year and everyone will be doing it that way.
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grabber_blue YaBB Newbies Offline Posts: 36 Surrey, BC Gender:	Re: Finished my project! Reply #6 - 01/24/11 at 13:53:15 Nice! Which K&N filter did you use?
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feelinjunky Full Member Offline No Comment Posts: 238 NJ	Re: Finished my project! Reply #7 - 01/25/11 at 09:26:55 http://www.knfilters.com/search/product.aspx?Prod=RU-3590 7" long 4" at top ans 2" at bottom. This is the biggest one that fits. I used a 2" plumbing right angle joint. The filter at the opening is 2.75" and fits perfectly.
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